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@willchui/my-autocomplete-tag

v1.0.2

Published

MyAutocompleteTag is a tagging componenet with autocomplete function.

Downloads

4

Readme

@willchui/my-autocomplete-tag

MyAutocompleteTag is a tagging componenet with autocomplete function.

  • Create a tag from autocomplete dropdown or from input box directly.
  • Tag css can be customized.

NPM JavaScript Style Guide

Install

npm install --save @willchui/my-autocomplete-tag

Usage

import React from 'react'
import { MyAutocompleteTag } from '@willchui/my-autocomplete-tag'
import '@willchui/my-autocomplete-tag/dist/index.css'

const App = () => {
  const handleCallback = (tagsList, message, activeItem) =>{
    console.log(JSON.stringify(tagsList));
    console.log(message);
    console.log(JSON.stringify(activeItem));
  }

  const sample = {
    'enableDropdown': true, 
    'fromDropdownOnly': true,
    'dropdown': [
    {title:'Toyota RAV4'},
    {title:'Toyota Camry'}, 
    {title:'Lexus - IS'},
    {title:'Lexus NX'},
    {title:'Lexus LC customtag', tagPrefix: 'custom_tag_css_classname'}, 
    {title:'Chevrolet Volt'},
    {title:'Chevrolet Bolt'},
    {title:'Hyundai Sonata'},
    {title:'Hyundai Tucson'}, 
    {title:'Ford Mustang'}, 
    {title:'Ford GT'}]
  };

  return(<>
    <div className="container">
      <label>Sample (Create a tag from autocomplete dropdown only): </label>
      <MyAutocompleteTag placeholder="Enter your favorite car" tagListChange={handleCallback} autocompleteapi={sample}/>
      <hr />   
    </div>
    </>)   
}

API Prop

MyAutocompleteTag Demo

Quick Demo in Stackblitz - MyAutocompleteTag.

Alt text

License

MIT © willchui